Terrorism Training

Terrorism-related threats require officers to understand how extremist groups operate, how they recruit, and how they plan attacks. This category includes training that helps officers recognize early indicators, gather intelligence, and coordinate with federal and regional partners. Students learn about domestic and international threats, radicalization pathways, and the tactics commonly associated with acts of terror.

Courses cover pre-incident behaviors, soft-target vulnerabilities, suspicious-activity reporting, and the legal considerations surrounding counterterrorism investigations. Instructors use real-world examples to highlight how small observations often lead to major disruptions. Officers gain insight into how to identify threats without profiling and how to communicate information effectively across agencies.

This category strengthens an agency’s ability to detect and prevent terrorism-related activity while supporting community safety and preparedness.